a bay area sheriff's deputy arrested accused of faking an ambush shooting. the questions raised over what happened to his body camera. sweeping new mask mandates. the new rules ordered by the cdc. how will it affect public transportation in the u.s.? >> and the new normal. how one bay area city hopes to keep their streets closed for outdoor dining. why the plans could bolster community spirit. good morning. it is saturday, january 30th. i'm emily turner. let's start with a check of our weather. >> we are not out of the rain business. we'll have to wait until monday for most of us to really notice it. we could see rain in the bay. sunday would be the more likely day of the two if we were actually going to see it. so, if we watch the way this

plays out, headlines, the first one talks about that small chance of north bay showers today and tomorrow. bay area-wide rain returns monday and it will be windy on monday as. we another good system coming our way to start off this next week. the cloudy out there this morning. those clouds have helped to keep the temperatures relatively warm. if we look at the current numbers right now as we check out the scene over the tri- valley. a lot of places here in the upper 40s. mid-40s if you are inland, san jose, santa rosa. we are going to warm up into the mid- and upper 50s today for highs today. santa clara county's brush with death in an ambush attack on a checker country road may never have happened. deputy sukhdeep gill is charged

with making the whole thing up and filing a false police report. >> why would you concoct a story that good detectives are going to unravel. >> reporter: nearly one year ago, deputy gill made this frantic call over his police other. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: deputy gill's miraculous survival story involved his body camera stopping a bullet through the chest as he stood on a dark rural road in morgan hill. at the time, investigators vowed to find the suspect. >> it was an unprovoked attack. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect turned out to be deputy gill himself. >> the fact weren't adding up. >> reporter: da investigators say the evidence including ballistics didn't match the deputy's account. no other details were release giant food any time we have an instance like this that hurts our reputation an our trust with the community, it is tough and we are disappointed. >> reporter: i'm assuming you

also want to know why, why this even happened in the first place if it is true. >> yeah. and that remain a good question. >> i think the big mystery moving forward here is what information was on that body camera. why did he destroy that?? >> every one of the cases he has worked on now to this point will be looked at and are in jeopardy because his yet code red built is called into question. >> gill was placed on administrative leave. he started here necessity sheriff's office in 2015 before he switched to patrol two years later. marie medina, kpix5. jot deputy's lawyer told us they look forward to getting a look at the investigation and the evidence to understand why the charges are being pursued.

santa clara county is extending its zero bail policy in an effort to keep populations low and limit covid- 19 transmissions. the superior court bench extend the plan through at least the end of june. this means that bail for all misdemeanor and felony offenses must be set at zero dollars except for the most serious crimes. judges will have the ultimate discretion on whether or not to is set bail in each case. taking a live look out to the white house. the biden administering has issued a new mask mandate for all public transit in the u.s. the cdc unveiling the order last night and taking effect on monday night. the mandate means that everybody must wear a mask at train and subway stations as well as in bus terminals an and airports. masks are required while traveling, disembarking or embarking on any conveyance within the united states. there is a new time line for children to get vaccinated

and we are learning exactly how a new coronavirus vaccine could be a game changer. kpix 5 appear betty yu with the late he have developments. >> reporter: johnson & johnson's one shot covid vaccine is offering i'll potentially new weapon against the mutating virus. data shows it is 72% effective against moderate and severe covid in the u.s. >> in this moment, what are we trying to get to? we are trying to get to herd immunity. we are not actually trying for perfection. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease expert says, if she had a choice, she would be okay with getting one dose of the johnson & johnson shot. >> there is an efficacy advantage of moderna and pfizer. but the one dose, two-dose thing may end up pushing john on & johnson over with an advantage to get it into people quickly. >> reporter: but there are

concerns that it is less than 60% efficacy rate in south africa, that highly contagious variant is now in the u.s. >> this is a wake-up call that we will continue to see the evolution of mutants. so that means that we will have to be nimble to be able to just adjust readily to make versions of the vaccine. >> reporter: dr. fauci said children under 16 could get vaccinated by early summer. >> from my perspective, having seen the serious consequences of disease on both children and adults, for me, thinking about that choice, it is really thinking that it is a safer way for us to develop immunity. >> reporter: dr. gandhi also noticed that there is an ongoing trial looking at people would received two doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine. outdoor dining is once again returning now that i statewide stay-at-home order has been lifted on. pence, the city of san mateo is

exploring the idea of making that kind of activity a permanent feature. heater blared and lights shown brightly as diners enjoyed a night out. other different restaurant downtown have add 45,000 feet of outdoor space. they hope to take outdoor dining from the new normal to just normal. >> kids can return araround and you don't have to worry about cars. we are making the public streets more accessible to pedestrians. >> i actually keep telling my client, i wish they would keep this all the time. i love it. >> one option is to expand outdoor dining from memorial day to labor day when the weather is good. the city council will start talking about all of this at the next meeting on monday. taking a live look out to capitol hill now, president biden is calling on congress to quickly pass a covid relief

bill with or without republican support. cbs' nancy cordes has the latest details. >> reporter: president biden and his new treasury secretary made another pitch for a big covid relief bill. >> we have to act now. >> reporter: new figures show the pandemic made 2020 the u.s. economy's worst year since 1946. >> i saw the news reported this morning. i haven't hay chance to speak with dr. fauci. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci, the pre's chief medical advisor, sounded skeptical about a key biden aim to reopen all k will you 8 schools within 100 days. >> that may not happen because there may be mitigating circumstances. >> reporter: those circumstances include new, more contagious strains of covid-19. >> given that, is the president going to at just his goal of trying to get the schools reopened in 100 days. >> obviously, he is not going to do anything that is not safe and doesn't keep teachers, students and our school

districts safe. >> reporter: the white house argues kids could get back to classrooms faster if congress passes its $1.9 trillion bill which includes 130 billion to reopen schools. but republicans oppose the steep price tag so democrats may try to push it through on their own starting next week. >> i support passing covid relief with support from republicans if we can get it. but the covid relief has to pass. there is no if, ands or buts. still ahead on kpix5, 32 years on the search to answers for one bay area family after their little girl vanished. the hopes for a break in the case. >> and the state of emergency declared on monterey county. after the break, what is actually left of highway 1 after a mud shied hit the area. take a live look outside,

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it has been 3 # years sent the disappearance of eileen mitchellhoff of dublin. since then, her parents have health annual candlelight walk along the same route. they have never ditch up hope she would be found. her father posted a video message for the anniversary. >> our lives were forever turned over when she

disappeared 32 years ago. please know that we haven't given up hope of fining her. if you have any information, please contact the dublin police. >> police are now investigating whether suspected serial killer david misch was involved in that disappearance. he was charged last month in the kidnapping an murder of 9- year-old mikayla barat in hayward in 1988. grue eileen has been missing for 32 years and will be turning 46 years old this year. this is a $95,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for her disappearance. this past euro, we lost eileen's mother who has never given up hope of bringing eileen home. >> this year's candlelight walk has been cannes emed because of the pandemic. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency for monterey county. dramatic drone video is giving us a new look at the spot where

mudslides wiped out a huge chunk of highway 1 near big sur. the debris still flowing hours after the initial collapse resembleded a really muddy water fall. it will be a while though before caltrans can rebuild the highway. >> so this is going to go on and they are going to keep on rebuilding the roads because we love this area and the people would come down here just need to realize that this certain stretches that can be a little dangerous especially in bad weather. >> for continuing stormwatch coverage including up to the minute forecasts, download the kpix5 app. time now get an update from darren peck. more rain on the way? >> more rain on the way. really for most of us, not until monday. but the high-def doppler is already reading showers off the far northwest coast. that rain is part of a much larger system that will try really hard to bring some light rain to sonoma county over about the next 24 hours. so let's take a look at the wider view here and i'll show

you why i would say it will have to try real hard to do that. look at the storms sitting out there. you no, watch what happens. we'll come in for a close-up, play this all the way through today. not much has happened. we'll go all the way through sunday and that storm is just like in a holding pattern. just sits out there until monument then on monday afternoon, the shower will come back in across the entire bay area. but before monday, there is still the opportunity for us to see some rain here in the north bay particularly sonoma county. so this is tomorrow morning. we'll see a few light showers and then into the late morning. and then it gets pushed back out to sea. if we look at the rainfall total, keep in mind the majority of this falls on sunday. we pick up about a tenth of a inof rain. a little bit less farther south than that. that is it for the weekend inform you want to find rain, you got to be up there. all right. now, let's take a look ahead to the bigger picture and that

monday rain and there it is right there. showers wash across the entire bay area throughout the day on monday and into tuesday. it will rain both days. monday will be the more impressive of the two. we'll keep a chance of showers just hanging around throughout the day on tuesday. we pick up about half inch of rain and it will get windy on monday. watch what happens. monday late morning, monday into the early evening, those are strong south winds gusting to 30. this won't be anything like the wind events we've seen over last week and a half. but still, it will be windy on monday. and yes, this storm will deliver more snow to the sierra. it was nice to see six to eight feet of snow in most places. some maces got as much as 10 feet of snow. we can use more. we are still only at about 60 to 70% of average for snowfall in the sierra. even after the huge four-day period with lots of snow. so in the seven-day forecast,

you see we've got rain on there for monday and tuesday. bay area-wide, let's in the fur get we have a few light showers that will move across the north bay for mainly sunday. it could get a light shower today up in sonoma county but it wouldn't be much. and after we finish on tuesday, we'll be done. and we'll get right back into sunshine and the daytime highs will warm right back up into the low 60s. so you with another look at all this coming up in the next half hour. emily, back over to you. happening thank you, chefs in downtown san jose are offering takeout meals to help the needy. the goal is to help hundreds of people would have lost their jobs including furloughed restaurant workers. each meal foals $25. every time someone maces an order, the chefs will cook two meals, one for the customer and one for a donation. orders are made on the chef's market website and pickups are on south second street. that happens today and tomorrow between 11:00 and 6:00.

still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, quarantine over for the world's tennis pleaers ahead of the australian open. why we could be seeing the biggest sports crowds since the pandemic began. good morning. straight ahead in sports, the next time you see the san jose sharks, they may be closer than you think. here is what the giants are probably thinking about a long- time foe right now. adios. good-bye. ciao. adieu. a thorn on the side of the giants'

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for 12 years. we lost dib callahan yesterday. legendary public address announcer for the warriors and the oakland as going back 35 years, passed way at age 79. in the '80s and '90s, you know his signature call when a warriors player went to the free throw line. >> i would say the line for the warriors, number 17, chris mullin. >> there he was at the mic. callahan also served as pa announce fore cal, his alma mater, st. mary's appear the as at the coliseum. check this out. he influenced my producer last night, kevin kennedy, to stay in journalism school and pursue a career in sports broadcasting and look here, he produced the 11:00 show last night. kevin, i'm awfully proud and i know dib callahan is. segue over to baseball. suggester jock peterson signed

a one-year deal to play left feel for the chicago cubs, $7 million the price tag for the palo alto high school alum. and the cardinals last night went after big game. i think the giants fans know nolan arenado. yeah, reportedly the eight-time gold glove giants slayer is set to be a st. louis cardinal. in a trade via the rockies for st. louis, less than two seasons after he inked an eight high pressure year $260 million deal with colorado. so the rockies get prospects, giant get the five high pressure time all-star out of the national league west. 31 home runs an 104 rbi in his career against san francisco. nfl, the top name in this year's quarterback sweepstakes could be deshawn watson. he requested a trade from houston which is his right. it would cost any other team a

steep price but here is the thing. way team introducing the new headad coach yesterday, they sa watson in not available. >> he is a houston texan. and i want him to be a houston texan and the reason i'm in this position today is because i knew he is going to be a houston texan. >> we have zero interest in trading the player. we have a great plan, a great vision for him and for this team. all right. nhl, covid-19 has affect the sharks' schedule already based in arizona all this time. their next two games against las vegas next week postponed because of coronavirus issues with the golden knights. the team is flying back to san jose later on today. home opener, february 13th at sap center. i would be remiss to not say shoutout john chaney, legendary basketball coach of the temple

owls passed away yesterday. 17 ncaa appearances. once, number one in the nation in 1987. five elite eights. boy, cheney, a big, big loss and yet another sports icon that wave lost in 2021. that is enough. i'll see you later. new this morning, thousands of fans are set to step foot inside the stadium in australia to watch a tennis tournament. the australian open will welcome the most significant sports crowd the world has seen since the pandemic began. up to 30,000 people are actually set to gather together to watch the grand slam t will be a sight we're not very used to seeing. >> that means as we get towards the end of the tournament, we'll have an increaseddible atmosphere. >> more than 1,000 people, players and their entourages had to undergo 14 days of quarantine when they arrived in the country ahead of the year's first grand slam. 72 of the plays are were in

strict lockdown after some passengers on their flihts tested positive for covid-19. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, fbi agents reveal a north bay business owner may have been plotting to attack the governor. find out what other bay area companies could have been in on the line of fire. plus, the new video from inside the capitol siege. the chaos it shows. here a live look outside in dublin. coming up, we'

welcome back. thank you for joining us. i'm emily turner. let's start with half hour with a check of our weather. >> got a nice warm start out there this morning. a lot of clouds over much of the bay area. so the temperatures have stayed in the mid- and upper 40s. there are a couple of issues coming our way with rain. the first one gets here as we get to tomorrow. actually even today, there is a chance for a few light showers minister north bay today. but it wouldn't amount to much. it is really more likely tomorrow that happens again exclusively in the north bay. it is not until monday when the rain arrives for everybody. we'll get widespread rain through here again to start the week and it will be windy with that system as that rain comes in as well. look at that beautiful deck of

clouds there. starting to catch some of light on the underside as the sun is still a good hour away from rising. you are seeing that light creeping up and getting the bottom of the clouds. pretty view from the stop of the sales force tower, san jose. you can see the clouds there and in the tri-valley, a bit cloudier. look how warm it is. effect in the 40s. santa rosa, 43 degrees right now. when we check back in in a couple of minutes, we'll time out the details for first the weekend rain in the north bay and then everybody's rain on monday. see you in a bit. back to you. a significant milestone this weekend. it has been one year since the first coronavirus case in santa clara county was reported. 52 weeks later and the county has seen hofer 100,000 total cases. that is more than a full levi stadium and sjsu football stadium combined. we are a haven't from san jose

where many of the patients were treated. >> reporter: outside the regional medical center, a grieving family gathers. their beloved matriarch is leaving the hospital, just not the way they imagined or hoped she would. they plan to follow the hearse from the hospital to the grave site. her death from covid-19 part of the terrible toll this disease has had on the community for an entire year. >> we are not through with this. >> reporter: dr. soka runs regional's emergency department. it is the hospital thats that treated more coronavirus patients than any other in the county. >> we'll continue to see ill's and death for some time to come. >> reporter: a year ago sunday, doctors sarah cody announced the first known case of the coronavirus in santa clara county. >> the cdc notified us that a resident of our county is confirmed to have the novel coronavirus. >> reporter: the outbreak was still in its infancy. a year late e more than 100,000 have gotten sick. more than 1300 in the county have died. >> i'm very sad. every one of those people, the

not a number. that represents a person. it could be your parents, your brother, your sister. >> dr. marty phone sistersheim says the tacoma likely saved countle lives but admits a lack of available testing early on coupled with uneven compliance with health orders has helped the virus to spread out of control. >> reporter: esther was visiting in wuhan, china when the outbreak first began. she never contracted the disease but returned home to palo alto as it was the outbreak of the epicenter here in the u.s. >> if you follow swat government said, it would have been better. >> the county is currently vaccinating about 6,000 people a day. their target goal about is 13,000 to 15,000 a day and they say what is really holding them back is the supply of the vaccine. now, we've been wearing masks for nearly a year now. but should we be wearing two of

them? at least one bay area infectious disease expert says yes. kpix 5's julia goodrich reports on the explanation behind double masking. >> reporter: health experts are saying it is time to double down when it comes to masks. >> i mean we all want to get back to normal so i agree. i'll do whatever it takes to get back to normal. >> kime of a dramatic recommendation for a dramatic moment in the united states until we can get this under control. >> dr. monica gandhi is infectious disease doctor with ucsf and says there are several strains circulating right now. >> it is the new variants appear just having so much circulating virus. and it is really important for us to tamp down all of the circulating virus. >> science says yes, i would say okay. >> reporter: doctors are recommending double masking indoors in highly populated areas like airports or even the grocery store. more layers, more protection. >> the more the merrier, i

suppose. >> reporter: and take note. there are specifics to double masking. >> are you saying i need to put two of these on? double up on these? like this? >> no, because that is actually really important to not double up on the same type because they are the same mechanism and it doesn't help. so it is one surgical an one cloth. >> surgical masks repel the virus, the cloth material blocks the virus actually filter works too. >> actually put a felt are inside the mask. >> and that is just as good as double masking. >> the double mask recommendation is for adults, not children who seem to be adapting to the changing times with style. >> rocket ship. >> unicorn. >> tie dye. >> little important to note that this is a recommendation. the cdc is currently studying the data to come down with hard facts in terms of whether two maskss are better than one right now. in the east bay, julia goodrich, kpix 5.

newly released body camera video is giving us a new look at the chaos during the seige on the capitol. >> the footage was taken from a capitol police officer's body camera video as trump supporters mobbed the capitol. it was shown at a hearing yesterday for a u.s. marine veteran in michigan who is accused of salting officers with a hockey stick. investigators say a napa bids owner accused of possessing pipe bombs may have been targeting governor gavin newsom. fbi agents say they found dozens of illegal guns, explosives and pipe bombs at the home and business of ian rogers. the 44-year-old who you see here has ties to right wing extremist groups. an fbi agent testified they found text messages on rogers' phone indicating he planned to attack the governor and move on to the offices of facebook and twitter. according to the napa valley register, rogers' defense

attorney insists he never intended to carry out the threats. ikea is now requiring customers to sign a waiver before buying certain items. according to the swedish retailer, u.s. customers must be told on attach the dress is to the wall and must accept the risk before they can buy the items. move comes after ikea recalled millions of dresser which were prone to tipping over. some parent and children in the east bay are calling on the governor to reopen youth sports. they held this rally in san ramon yesterday only. student athletes say they're done sitting on the sidelines and it is not just their fitness and athletic skills at stake. several parents we spoke to say they're concerned a pause in youth sports is affecting children's mental health as well. >> not being able to go on a run and have fun with my teammates, not being able to go compete with other people in different schools is hard.

the emotional. >> to watch my daughter curled up in a bed in tears thinking there is no purpose in her life anymore is pretty scary. >> the group says 47 other states are allowing youth sports. they believe that is creating a disang for elite athletes here in the bay area who may be passed up for college recruiting opportunities. coming up after the break, while many of us were excited to see a fresh dump of snow in the sierra, one family got more than they bargained for. plus, how a team of siblings is using their musical and academic gifts to serve others.

shut a man was convicted of killing a union woman in placer county. but the victim was still missing. we asked erin moriarty why fining the body was important. >> the killer was playing with investigators and bring up are moat areas knowing they would search there. that was part it to end this

whole thing. for legal purposes, this as way no-body prosecution. there was a concern that mario garcia who is filing appeal after appeal, about one of those might be heard and any evidence against him thrown out, he might walk. so i think they really did want to find the most important evidence against him, which would be christy wilson's remains. >> you can see erin's reports on 48 hours today at 10:00 p.m. here on kpix 5. the san jose state public library is helping to bridge the digital divide by organizing a donation drive for laptops. alan apparent spoke to elizabeth castaneda, the library's public engagement manager and asked her how the donations will help local families. >> initially the laptop donation drive was supposed to end on january 1st but we extented it throughian 30th because of the huge response we've seen.

we've already collected over 600 laptops and tablets and we've had some even mailed in from santa rosa and we had somebody who donated 50 laptops at a single time. so it will make such a huge difference to so many people. i know when we announced that we were doing this laptop donation drive, we had families reach out to us as soon as they learned about it because they wanted to know how they can get access to one of these devices. so right now, with the library offering free hot spots for checkouts and we're also looking for other ways to get people connected, one of the big things is that they still need a device. we are hoping that this donation drive going to help. >> so useful. is there a specific type of a laptop or tablet that you prefer to get? >> yeah. so it would be windows operated laptops or tablets. so we just can't repurpose the apple devices but if it is windows operated, we invite

people to donate those to us if they have a tablet or laptop they are just not using. the hp will refresh it and give them back to us. if you want to help bridge the digital divide by donating a laptop, you can go to any san jose public library and drop off your donation. remember, they are only accepting those with windows operating systems. stormwatch this morning, an unusual scene in southern california. hail at manhattan beach. same system that dumped rain on the bay area is actually responsible for the hail and widespread flooding to our south. this week, tahoe was buried if the biggest snowstorm of the season so far. some see resorts across the sierra nevada are reporting more than six feet of snow. as molly ginter reports, one family's home got snowed in. >> we have more to do. let me show you this door now.

i don't know how to show on zoom. but can you see that? >> reporter: still up her neck in snow, mary and her family have spent hours digging out. they come up to the cabin in tahoe city every year but this year they got quite a surprise. >> we woke up in the morning, it was a complete cave. every single window was completely just covered with snow. >> i was a bit worried. i was worried we wouldn't able to get out the door but it was a bit lower by the door luckily. i thought it was kind of cool. i felt like we were enclosed may snow cave. >> you get a little bit excited when you see something different but i was nervous too. i felt a little claustrophobic and it made me worry about the heating event possibly being clogged. i knew i wanted to start shoveling. >> lucky for mary, her kid got to work. >> it took me like 45 minutes to shovel out the car. i tried to shovel out the deck and it looks like i barely did

anything. >> we've been coming up here for 35 years. there was of a blizzard warning and i was saying to my kids i've never heard them refer to it as blizzard warning before. that was my clue hike we might be really in for something. >> reporter: shoveling for hours until they could climb out. not very tiring at the time but i wok up and all my forearms are sore. >> i went out and cross-country succeed the streets. it was quite a beautiful -- turned it into a good day. >> that was molly ginter reporting. if you head occupy the snow this weekend and you capture any wild weather on cam remark we would love to see it. just tag kpix in your social media posts and you might see your photo are videos right here on tv. let's pick up that forecast and talk about adding some more snow to the sierra. that comes early next week. before we get to that, there is some rain possible for the north bay today and tomorrow, not much, and only the north bay. and then on monday, we'll all

get in on the act. widespread bay area-wide rain on monday. let's see how this all plays out. can you see high-def doppler is on. it has some green to but you got to get way up north to find it. now you see our opportunity for rain. watch what happens with this thing. just play this all the way into sunday. the still off coast. watch all day sunday. it is just held off the coast. it is like it just hits a holding pattern. and then by monday, the showers finanally get hehere for everyb but befofore we get to that monday rain for everybody, there are a few showers that will manage to sneak in for just the north bay today and tomorrow. here is a good example. that is sunday morning. a few light showers up in sonoma county through the late morning. and then things get pulled back off the coast late sunday as the system gets ready to get in here with rain for everybody on monday. but if we look at how much rain we could see in just the north bay for today an tomorrow, it is not much.

maybe a tenth of an inch of rain. let's jump ahead now. this is late sunday night into monday and here comes the rain. now right there, through the afternoon and evening, we see widespread showers bay area- wide that will linger into tuesday. not only a monday rainmaker. it is monday and tuesday. and when you look at the grand total for both days, we pick up 1/2 inch of rain from that and it will get windy on the leading edge of t look at those gusts monday afternoon and evening. 40miles an hour gust half moon bay. 24miles an hour gusts in fremont. strong southling winds on monday as the system comes in. and now the snow item. if we watch the accumulation for snow on there, that appear not bad for two days. we pick up close to two feet of snow up at donner pass. it doesn't sound like much now considering all of the snow we just got. even with the huge snow makes are we just saw, we are still

only at 70% of average for this time of year so we need more snow. as long as the pattern is agreeable, the system sneaking in here, it would be nice to lay down more snow in the the sierra for sure. in the seven-day forecast, can you see it is monday and tuesday that are the focus of rain. don't forget that wind which is going pick up on monday as well through the an and evening. once we get to wednesday, we'll pretty much be done with that system. we'll clear it out. we got back into the daytime highs in the low 60s and we'll be out of the storm track if a while through the middle part of next week. all right. back over to you. the san francisco international arts festival is suing the city in hopes of returning this spring. the nonprofit sued the city back in october and was allowed to hold an outdoor festival then at fort mason. now, the director of the festival says the city is refusing to work with them and hasn't let them know if they can even return in may. so they're suing again and say

they should be protected by the first amendment. a teenaged brother and sister from san francisco play four musical instruments between them and they're using their talents to serve others. sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners. >> reporter: with neil guerrero on the piano and his sister cleo on the vile inthe duet brings joy to their elderly audience an more. >> it is a way for me to relax and all kind of escape. i can really get lost in the music. >> reporter: among cleo and neil's volunteer service projects, they play the pea an foe for the choir at lakeside presbyterian's sunday seven he is even though it is not their home church. they all teach music. >> i music has been really limb knitted public schools in san francisco for a long time. so we just wanted to give other kids the opportunity to

experience the joy of music. >> reporter: they volunteered since 2017 at music mission san francisco, a mission district nonprofit that puts together a free youth orchestra for dozens of students aged seven to 15. cohigh pressure founder margaret gonzalez says the guerreros have inspired their students. >> it is wonderful to have them. they do it from their heart because they love it. >> cleo, a lowell high senior, plays the harp, piano and violin. neil, a harvard university sophomore plays piano and viola. margaret as you the siblings are role models. >> they have such a spark in them that it is hard to find. >> we are going to do a problem. >> neil and cleo also tutor in academe i gos. cleo start a free program over two years ago now meeting over doom. the pair assists underserved student with homework and gets them excited about learning. students like this 11th grader who improved several gaze to

earn an a in algebra 2. >> i have seen a big difference an change since i went to a study program t would motivate me to study more. >> seeing the people that i help grow, that has been really rewarding for me. it make me really proud of them. >> so for the volunteer service in music and academics, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to neil and cleo guerrero. sharon chen, kpix 5. the siblings were both scholarship students at the conserve triof music. neil is studying engineering and cleo plans to do likewise. you can nominate your local hero if a jefferson award online. >> a football oriented exhibit has now openedded in tampa. the host city for the super bowl. the called the super bowl experience and it stretches across nearly three miles. the nfl plans to allow thousands of people in at a time. everybody has to wear a face mask under orders from the

mayor of tampa. as for the game next sunday, about 22,000 people will be allowed to attend it. that includes 7500 7500 vaccinated health care workers. some are taking unusual animals into their home during the people. final out the detail on the wild foster care program.

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but what about something a bit more on the wild side? one eldorado county wildlife rescue is recruiting stay at homework toes give wildlife a second chance. last year, sierra wildlife rescue volunteers helped 1300 animals. everything from song birds to fawns, coyotes, and even skunks which i think takes a brave soul. volunteers can care for all of these wild animals in their homes until they are ready to be released back into the wild. >> gives us a pretty rare chance to be that close to wildlife. it just takes love, attention and care. it is kind of like feeding a teenager. you just got to make sure the room is clean and they get their meals and they don't do anything stupid. groundhog day is going virtual. punxsutawney phil is still expected to make an appearance on tuesday in pennsylvania. however, no crowd will be on hand for the traditional celebration at gobblers knob. instead, the local groundhog club will host virtual events

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it is a time for a look at this morning's top stories. a new mask mandate is about to begin for all form of public trance ate cross the country. the cdc now says everyone must wear a mask while boarding, disembarking and traveling and at all train stations an airline terminals. the new rule begins on monday night. there a new time line for kids to get vaccinated. dr.anthony fauci says trials on children will happen over the next couple of months. he hopes that all kids under 16 can be vaccinately late spring. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy is under arrest for filing a false report. he said he was ambushed and that a body camera stopped a bullet. but da investigators say the evidence including ballistics do not match his account. a zero bail policy is being extended in santa clara county to keep jail population is low

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narrator: today on "lucky dog", a terrier mix is being overlooked in the shelter. rashi: her name is annie. narrator: she might be the perfect match for a couple mourning the loss of their two previous dogs. john: it took cindy two years to get over losing angel and she misses tootsie everyday. narrator: but if annie is gonna fit into a family with a lot of grandkids, she'll have to learn a whole new bag of tricks. eric: she's just flying through this obstacle course and i think they're gonna have a lot of fun with her when she finally gets to go to her forever home.